The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-10-27

| IF Judge Bond be sustained, the,
1t were almost vain for the State t,
enact laws, for State government vii
have become farce Charlesto,
Neaos and Courier, Dem,
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Us. Judge Bond has shown him
self deep dyed radical partisan
Judge on every possible occasion
Would that every such fellow wert
kicked out of the Judicial position
wilson Advance.
There hasn't been murder in Ken.
lucky for at least week, so we are
forced to conclude that the natives
haven't got over Watterson's big
news scoop" in printing the Ten
| Commandment HI. Messenger.
A Pennsylvania Judge has decided
that man who dosen read the news
papers is not qualified TO make de
cent jurymau. The Judge has caught
up with the procession intelligent
laymen have known this all along
Charlotte Chronicle.
Having corraled the electoral vote
of Europe, Mr.. Blaine is now pIepar-
ing to move on Africa By Egypt He
had much better move on the Africans
in this country. They are voting the
Democratic ticket in every State in
the South.-PbH Times, Ind Rep.
When God in His providence took
from the South the sword of Lee, it
left to the bereaved section the pen Of
Davis. And vet there are those who
would deprive our lost cause of re-
source like this -unmindtul that, III
hands supremely great, the pen is
mightier than the sword. Columbia
Register, Dem.
1t is believed that Judge Settle is
laying his plans to be the Republican
candidate for Governor. He has re-
Gently been IN conference with John
Nichols and other Republican leaders.
If ne is nominated he viii have to
learn over again the lesson which
Vance taught him in 1S75-"there's
walking ahead ofyou, Tommie. .'-Er.
All questions, and all sides of all
questions likely to be brought into the
campaign, ought to be considered. No
hurry should be allowed to smother or
curtail discussions, No uproarious-
ress should be allowed to cnt off speak
ers whe discuss these live questions in
the convention. 1t is more important
to have correct principles than TO nom
mate favorites. Let the platform be
first agreed upon, then nominate men
whose characters fully exemplify the
platform.-Dmhan Plant.
We want to hear less of dead and
impracticable issues, and more Of
those things which are real grievances.
We want more of live, aggressive
and progressive policy, which will re-
lieve us of dead weight, and which
will infuse into the whole Of our in
dustrial system, new life, new blood,
new thought, new energy and new as
piration We need less of political
islp-trap and glory and more Of sound
craftsmanship and dollars. The South
works for political glory and our
neighbor Yankee works for dollars,
and there is where they have outstrip-
ped us.-Progressive Farmer.
The Louisburg Times speaks what
many believe has sound truth in it,
when it says: We honestly and stead
lastly believe that there is growing
tendency throughout the country to-
wards mixed schools. In Kansas the
question is being discussed by the
newspapers, and the Republican pa
pers do not look upon it as SO bad af:
ter all. How would such things work
in Franklin county and North Caro-
lima? Answer, white men. 1t will
never work if the Democrats stay in
power, but if the Republicans again
get control-good bye.-Kjteston Free
Press.
1t is certain that Governor Jarvis
is not unmindful of the political fight
that is to be waged at home next year
and it may be that his services and
counsel may be desired at such time.
We are not of the opinion he desires
to be the Democratic candidate for
Governor We have reason to be-
lieve he would not allow his name to
90 before the convention for the
place. That he aspires for seat in
the United States Senate there is
hardly any room for doubt. Ransom
will not be wanting in support for re-
election. It will be found that he is d
hard man to beat. Jarvis is his most
formidable rival. Waddell and Scales
are looking wistfully in that direction,
Also The fight in the Democratic
cau,us will be between these four
gentlemen GreenviNe Standard.
The people are surely very long
suffering and it is strange that the
two Pennsylvania High Tariff adyo-
cates-the Protection pair that pull
together SO nicely-Kelley and Ran
dali, do not see it. 1t is known that
most of the iron and steel made in
this country are in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania In one year the people of the
United States paid s169,000,000 for